chirruper

English

Etymology

From chirrup +‎ -er.

Noun

chirruper (plural chirrupers)

1. One who chirrups.
   • 1866, Elizabeth Anne Finn, Home in the Holy Land:

     As it [the sun] passed round to the south the first chirrupers would cease, and others on that side of the tree take up the chorus; and when the shades of evening fell upon the branches, one by one the grasshoppers became silent.